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March 25, 2013 Subscribe · Forward What If The Exxon Valdez Happened In B.C.? The Exxon Valdez disaster was one of history's worst oil spills, and 24 years later, a B.C. First Nations group is pointing to the tragedy as proof the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline project should not go forward. Continue reading... Why This Will Cost More Next Week B.C. Tories Pitch Promise Tax Credits What $300,000 Will Buy In B.C. (PHOTOS) What If The Exxon Valdez Happened In B.C.? Vancouver's Best Places To Run Canada's Largest Kidnapping Investigation Seeks Fresh Tips Vancouver's Best Places To Run What If The Exxon Valdez Happened In B.C.? What If The Exxon Valdez Happened In B.C.? Vancouver Film Students Make Cannes Film Festival Money For Making Dying More Comfortable DANIEL BOFFO Vancouver Housing Issues Need New Development Model This model of development, mixing both non-market and market uses in a self-supported manner is an innovative, yet repeatable approach. We recognize these two projects will not solve the housing or affordability issues that plague Vancouver, but we do believe they are small, positive steps forward towards creating more vibrant mixed communities throughout the city. Continue reading... HEATHER MAGEE I Call Foul on Wedding Guest List F*ckery If I received a card in the mail advising me that I was not invited to someone's wedding, I would toss that bad boy straight into the recycle bin. Are there really people out there who assume someone is going to lose sleep over not being invited to a wedding? Is it really necessary to break the news in such an official (read pompous) manner? Continue reading... NAVEEN GIRN When A Hockey Icon Crossed Paths With Vancouver Immigrant History Pressured by his in-laws to find a respectable occupation, Vancouver Millionaire's star player Fred "Cyclone" Taylor had a summer job that connected him with one of the most iconic historical moments in Canadian history - the arrival of the Komagata Maru. Continue reading... RAJ THANDHI Day One of Vancouver Fashion Week Vancouver Fashion Week kicked off their Fall/Winter 2013 season at the Chinese Cultural Centre yesterday with eight shows, two of which featured international designers. What I found most interesting at Vancouver Fashion Week is how accessible the fashions really are to the local community. Continue reading... GUY LALIBERTé Cirque Du Soleil: Protecting the Long, Quiet River Friday, a community of Cirque du Soleil artists will take part in a unique event to pay tribute to water. When I imagined the organization ONE DROP, I was first inspired by water. Then I felt compelled to do something. It saddened me to learn that a person dies every 20 seconds due to a lack of access to water. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here.